The Sun. — London, England, 1808-09-29 00:00:00

t= MAILS. ' Aa z Waterford : Duk—z Gottenburgh, i Waterford. -T H - E -,, -:,5:U,,;-J.N. .SOLEM QUI S DICERZ ; Ir,,ASUM'AcVDEAT f L'o N . D 0 i'V., SEPTEMBE 29, .1-861f:- WE are at length enabled to communicate to our • 2.4‘. Rea•clers wine inte4igence. frop. Portugal.. The PA - dargns Brig artitred last Rigl - ft . ai PO i rtsmouth, from which . .place she,left oa the 4 alb inst. -• The fu'tt'division of - the FrenbllTrpops; cbnsistinc , of be-; linden and 8000• were embarked ajew days pre . vious to the- . saili-ng, of-the Podargus.' It was found, h..,Wever, that the French had, under the . . Leda of private property; embarked - very con- liderable quantity of plunder ; orders were therefore inll . nedlately - gien that the wholebf it "shbtild be dis- em6arked, , ancl a Cpounission , was appointed, con- sititig'of — Portuguese Officers, to exatniriethe Whole of the French ,bagsirge, 'in order to .discrinainate be- Awsen the plunder which they bad taken since, as Nx , 11..a4 before the,Convention; and their a&ual pri- cite property; There is no truth, whatever in the report of an in- suiteaion havina broken , out Lisbon nor do we 0 _ . be.ar any thing of that disgatta:aoion among the Portuguese whiii the Fadioniare so industriously endeavouring to persuade them t4,y ought to feel 10 dpiverers frocn the horde of Banditti laykwhom: they - have so long ends so grievously • .When tfie . Perlargus sailed , , TY LE rt crossing the . .Pir„ w th c sh f 'd: AFTiote.,af. the Russlan • • .! Fleet, which, of course, nfay.be soon\expeaed home. . . • AdruirallOrttGmßrEa . sailed m Tuesday in the C'czZetiozzja, of 120 gnus,' to Jake the cant-Lima of the Channel Elect. . the private letter reeer ! tly _received . .13111 Wttepburgh state, that propositions have beer trnide‘‘bS= the Court of 'St, Petersbtir- , ,h =to that of of a Pacific nature; afid the circumstance of the tiepar:-.,: , c:f 7 Tr:T}IORNTOg, tie British y, to the head .::,:ters of J,ts Sedilt:lvla p•;:,y, is supimsod. to have soni;.. connexion 'witil-this - • AmOi-ican Ship the Hope sailed the day be f:orc yesterday,ftorn Cowes. 'l'his is the' Vessel that arri ed some time ago at Havre with Dispatches for -Gtneral ARNPSTRONG. The American Consul lately' residing at Paris, and many other persons, natives of America, are taking measures to !Loh France, being aarebensive of a War between Face and America: -Aft accounts from Spain :concur in representing tie high sense of gratitude whiCh. the. people of 'that Country manifest towards Great pritain,.for the no-, ble and effedual assistance which she has rendered to them, in-their glorious effOrts to support-the ho nour and-independence of their c{..lqtry. • This,tri- . bute to our national generosity is_shewin• by t4ipt— , m s t resped and attentitinAd ev'ei'Y native of the British Isles who vksits.Snain. A. striking proof of this regard to our Country is detailed in a private letter from Ovi•Ao, dated the t sth inSt.WhiCh men. tions the' great attention and kinclueSs . with which l'iilsjor'RocHE had been received. This Gentleman, on visiting Leon, had experienced particular attention frOm the venerable Bishop, a charader of the most ex •empiary purity, end distinguished.by every virtui., :hat ' t! . .eEcelesiastie and,thr: Citizen. This ataniable Prelate, who is , nnimated by _Hie warmest and'p'atriotistn, - took the Mitior to view seve nhthbusand'rof the - noble bands who have flocked to tho.national standard,. BefO;re they proceeded exercise, :the ;.renounced an awful and mpressive btmccliaion on their colours,, With the'sk cl ed. c'ross in his harid, and the.coretnouy had-a very I ..Averful operation ingot the feelings of all present. rte' Bishop is generally . cops;clered as one of the most pr6rouiAl scholars - of the age, as well as one of t 1.4. greatest ornaments' of human mature. Though 1:i; is considerable,' aiiil-ts chiefly 'em ployed in ads of. munificence and..charity, he owes inilaenee to . his virtue more than to. his. 'v. - ealth, and is justly revered and hzloved by his countrymen. In order to testify .his veneration for our august Monarch, the.. Bishop has committed a very rare and valualeCbildibti of hooks to : • the care of Major 119f; . uE,. as a , v,esent to his MA- Y, and which will. be forwinted , to this Country. s. `Tats va.uab!e present' is'actiyillpanteu by. a letter ,frbm the ern Donor, expressive of his high tense Of the virtues of the iloyal,Charati t er, ataci.of the gratitude which he and ail Lis countrymen fThlst feel tc4rds,allionarch who. is th neat prop of the-. civilized an iwb ias w himself zn - firm • and so • erdus a fmer 4 d b the It of the. legiti t*. • , # tnafa Severeign of Sp , vit; e. and ifidepenance of the Country: Yesterday, at twelve o',cleck, his ATAJF3Ty arrived in town fi-orn Windsor,-at the Qiieen‘A'alig';'W•lictre' he was receitredty their Royal Highliesses the'Dukes • Of YORK, KENT, - PAMBRIDpgiAIAtcpI973ERL AND. Artwo o'clock his Majesty held a private Levee, v hick •was .attended - by r ;r-" , The D . t.il(e s of •Portiand,.'..Earl Bathurst, Earl Westmotlank Viscount, Catlercagli• Lord Heatlifield, Lord.,Sornerville., Loid"Mulgrave, Mr. l'erceval, Mr. Fa wkner . , -- IVlY..Cannirfg; 4 401 Mr. Villiers.; Also the Portuguc..se,...Americian;\ . &wedii4 and Sicilian. Ambassad • ors. The t . u r llowina had, tile honour of being,.prcleqkci, to his MAJESTY • • The Earl of forrarliAgtnN.on his promotion 49,b . R,1..1g e tr t teriarit - -ColOnel of the zoth regiment offo:.t. Sir Robert Barlow, on his appolntinCnt to be Commissary of Gliathatti% • , i o • • . ; .* Viscount Balyniorl a I„..icitcparit Ide Go,via BrittOPortugueseof the Portuese Rpyal Navy ; Capt. L'teut. Piries, of the . Partuguese Navy-; Martselfs','• missary ; Capt. , Sclionibcrg,,Comnsissitty saitteaoyal,Nawyk and Sir. kl-grtrActi, ,Di dppPitatinent to 4e_,PreP.gtof: Conipteollel 'IA' the Naiy; s•thc"Marquis sae 'la Rbtrian General Adrian laconic, General josef A podeca, C t. de la Lorciazo yiscottat.M k iterosa, , c‘at Chain' Chab C ers, ountßelcirrio, — &Z. " ~ t.t.l His .4 . llAJAlTY'afterwarcts. tkeld a Privy . Cowicil, and gave aVidienee tO v tl i ebute of POIITLAgD, - and • the rest of the Cabinet -IVlinisrers-: Yesterday_ the Cabinet• Minkters 'dined with his Grace the Duke of PpitTLAND. ‘-• The QUEEN and liitiz6EssEs . yesterd# honoured Lady,CARDIGAN: With, a - Nis,it t here spat thpy.spent-t.4,cliiet: part ,of : the gay,. Their Aoyal ilighneseq BRIDGE, and Cumis6l4AND,.,alwr,,having atteacied at the. Palace to receive IVIAJEwr, set off, ,tp,jqin her IVlAJEs . riand the I);tiNcEsL,' at Richmond; • The-trmpports-npw.•asseth.bledot _Falmouth yfcre ,originally takers fot: ~course,, ipiplip,,azi k ear.ciestination., But in conse quence of a recL-It ap - pliev.Ooli'VOrn G9 - verhrnent, the ownei's 11A}elve0 to extend their . services to ,the Thes.64edition t l naer 3irtte -I.oli. at IL. is ther&r'tiliA . 6Nt t otcrto'be r6l - . We undetitand . it is•ihtended tt3-4hd'ihOO'llririgh cavalry to Spain. . 1 1 .4e.fops.rwing . Mpdical 'Staff, all men eminent in their profession, arrived. at Falmouth nu Sunday, and were to embarlfi.immedittW,Tillihe transports, N0.07,,-9,. 14., 26, 29, 30. Forbqs, ttr..T ! anspqq . , , Vcr t . 7:er Stafr Svrgeons • Plenderleatii, M. U. , • . Inspzdoiok.4o,spitals.• v... 0 Physicians and 3o ' • AI, • • ;Is There is no trgth in the report that bit - Wi.T.L:4I4 gC.OTT iS 1. 4 18b011.i1l or t r to infitnre into'tfie grounds of the Ci:,lavent ion, and -tet on. As . . . . validAy. If such a Theasare:had been deemede pedient, scan could fiai , e . been more gnaiifle.:l tor the' ardrious task thatt _this 'G:.-stlectrin; 'is egnally esteemed' fol . nriv:ate life; fisr the learning, wib4otit, ttiat hare unife - rinly marked his. conduiSit'iriLtthe'.itigh station which he:fulfils, so 'much his 'Own. honour and the.a4vantage .On Thursday, the 2;)(1, invant . ,- - theie *al High- • lci nepe, the.yri f - VV .nee oAr.ns, and the Duke of SUSSEX,. liaviho• previordy accepted the Freedom bf th 6 Bo rough of Banbury, didlieCorpnration the' honour' of receiving them ailVrtiiton Abbey, the seat of , the E' Tile LORD HIGH STEWARD,. at flit'head of the Co , rpora . liari, then addresed tteir ROYAL HIGHNESSES in the following Speech :--, • .... , . ~ We, the High'Stewthl: the Mayor, Aldermen, and tapt tal Burgesses.ol the ancicnt 14 oronglr of B ali b pr y,. humbly presume to approach your Royal . Highness's presence, to as sure your Royal Highness of our respect and veneration Mr your August. Fiintify., and ottr attachment to your Royal Person,.. - .. We, feel oaSetves deeply impressed with your.Rcol Highness's mostgracious condescension, in.so kindly accept ing the= Freedom of pur Borough ; . and wdinost sincerely with your Royal Higitne:.s many years health and happiness. 66 - We also beg leave•tu-return Our ackribwiedginents to his Royal Hig!iness the Duke of Susse, tor the nigh honour_ he has conterfeci Upon us." The Address, being every mark ,of , their Royal s satista4ion, his Royal Sigh= ness Prir,*ce . 4 . l liyitt.us .. ivas pleased to make' the following 0 niost ci ou racis'anscver . , " My LORD, "It is with heartfelt'pleasuie I receive - this testbrionrof your regard and attachment, and which is rende re d snore Aa luable to rut:, expiessioni ,re spcci for my tarnilk anti my that the indis ion of my brother the Duke ofSussex, prevent's -his per sonally expt.ssing his thanks for i your iittentiun•towatds him; and.l avail my.Fclf of this - occasion to assure you c'it the pride we both fret our' names inrol led amongst the . Bur . of your 4nrient . aild respeCtlible Bar, " It is an additional gratification tome, to receivethis proof ofyour attachment within the walls (Athis yt:iicrabie Abbey, than the noble and , generous proprietor at which none can more highly value the honour and the interest of our country, and a your Butough in puiticularinor more truly possess my most aitlictionate regards." The Corporation then retired, most highly .flat tered with the: condescending reception they had ex perienced from their Royal Highnesses, to partake,of a collation of the,, delicacies of the season, most tru ly compatible with the known hospitality of the No ble Earl. • The Spanish , troops From the Baltic lia4e pi44ed down Chantrel, - togL=t her witlithe British troops frOm Harwich and the Dewns. The Gannet' sloop has been sent with orders to the Spanish, who, it is ex pea-ed;.wili be raddedin Astdrias, and make an im mediate j4nEtion with the army under Gen. BLAKE. Thir:y-five transports have reached Falmouth from Peniche, near Lisbon ; but as they sailed solong ago as the 21st tilt. they could bring no news . . These are part of the Transports which - Carried out the troops under Sir Joim MOOREi and they have brotight river several French °dicers and privates, taken in the battle of , ' Captain BAIICLAY, of Cry, the well,known pedes trian of the present day, has now undertaken what the best judges think beyond the powers of human nature, however well supported by even the tler 7 culean strength acid well known bottonuif ihe.Cap tain, to perform. Capt. B. is to go on, foot 1000 miles iu 1000 successive halirs, and to liertorm one mile only'in each hour, for woo guineas : To start at Newmarket on the first of June next. The Duke of Co?, BtRLAND gave an elegant dinner yestetday to the Officers of his Regiment, at Rich- Mond ; his. Royal Highness slept las = t night at Kew; this day,he intends going to Windsor, and to7mor row he mill set off on a visit to the Lord Chanellor, 'at his seat in Dohetshire. ' NAVAL NEWS. CO*Ei, ' SrPT. 28.—Yesterday, after the departure of tbe li ..l"ost t , Ried the American Schooner Hype , for Washingtcin , , with the dispatches she had just recei4difflAn'' London. This was the same vessel -ib / Atiirrived_lately.from Havre, and has on boarA4a passengers the American Consul , General, lately re , 4idingt-at-P.a.r.is,_ and sundry others, said to be. ret :turning bcmge . appreliendi,ng that a war wAs, likely tr place• 4nkiaediately between Frarixe. America. DEAL, SEPT. ,28.nt-„S4iled . 'the: .tralizfiton, Gus. BotRI::, for Jamaii . 4.;, ' Arrived Actriree-Gai -brigs from cruise, and' rsmairi .ilips:as , rict , last. Carne d4l.li)* 9 P i rile:,t4e'River the ffaiion, Doe' : :Van) • PORTVIVOUTH; SiatTi.4lB -- .--Arrived . ilifi rdA t ='`Y roililohtn • with - dis atrlies;l47°` f l Surinam trotii-Abe Welty :arid; ."2 We'understand the report of the loth or Prince's `Own Regiment of Dragoons being ordered for fp --rtign-sprvice,-,is-not true, it- beingt the-mtr, vvirieir is pip iNtidd‘th4 "Prince's," who have received that .order. ~ . . ....... , . _,.. _ INTAUTlCA T 4l4scovnay t —Oli Tuesday next Cap tain G. W. - ANt , y'_e exPei . itnent of etrening a corn municallolr with „a, vessel' stranded on a lee - -show togetillerwith the ;means of •resduincethe crew., will rak i pliCe 'in'the'lllciyal `Arsenal, at - Woolwich, be-: ~ o,r,eaCorni- i iiitee;.'of,. col'Onels:and Field-officers dr. tif e , Roy a 1 cAr ti I Ivry, -_,:' : , e-, -. • ~, ,• : 1 .. ',i • e .• - - -... :du: -., `, , .. i tLgenaolis' feeling (of sympathy for the cause., of' thie patriots . of Spain -seems to have pervaded -Omni cAneetisly',oOry ,iiprl: l Of „the British etnOit•e„ A Se- Clayllicts .beeilensti,tut,o4 at Lerwac.l4.4h,lietland, to, commemorate their glorioes exertionSeee-The Iberian , 1 3 ,sairi'0ic•Kietnita4'iiistittiled at Lef'illat, inSlicit e 1,14 . (1, •ou , `the . ?,. - ','i - ill of, August, t 8 . 08 - ,., [ iik e ortirrienio tate the glotiouvexertionslof the Spaniards, in the Kti?d'of 1160 and patriotism, againif the utipriti 7 : cipled usurpations of France. The,,obje4s, of this Society'are to cherish patriotism as thechielvirtue of a- citi-zette -to-consider. all--mankind,--engaged in the just defence.).*Gi r theitl i ..Wattiral!rightsifas brethren ; and to contribute, by every-means in its power, to tech rtissitia Stadild support, I ....-: `,• 4 , ' I J..' 'l - 31 - 1".r..:7, N 7' / . , 7::....Fxtraa:,,,t - 4Lo4er (r.,bin'ttiP l o+ l .4:44t4l-iAtt,g .--- '•t-Our prospe&s brighten,bere, as-thetSpdaittrdS, our nejebboara, • gre allfavoerably dispc:eed . tewartls-Eng ,, land. .:They haile'crili4„Owi'fii„:# - Aittl4o,O'tOpain with joy. A Ship came in i 8 days frern dib T altar.; and gave us the detail, . whieli., Agile instantly- for warded ; w g htitione of Buos:Arkatals4rigs of War, with a batch of French GoVerixcrsOolleators, Judges, bira z iither CiVil:arid Militari. QAiert• aCilVerflfre Pro .. .. •. r : t..„i20 paraccas, the, tap of 'Jiily, tkey,weye very 'coolly meitieiii and when. the ,21casi a krigae',. d 4 ppi- 4. TN/11B" . cast anchor, . t lir e.e , hours ;aiii , e,.. with letters . trhni A`.(ltilira I , Co it a ii: E . 4 the' e O O 'Artifts,ieurs. were secured, the ; Brig taken ‘po: - isesSien.'of by the I : Spa.. niards, .and all sent away to Puerto,Caballo, as. pri... sorters Of war" - •;- ct • ! . i • .::..The 'Edinburgh Paper•received.to-day ha s .thefol. in,, , ,,yfrig paragraph :--= - 5‘ Man-tied here, •••by thy' Set.. C YlNCKr4T;lgr.O'soeoa.ciaiiii.a, of tlieThelittltlyal, Cevent-garden, to Miss LA MBE,- daughter of 4.--4.4. LANteS, '&'' q.' : . - • -2 i _-. . •.. ',. Tit 'aTii EAT/113.-4'l'le Ki pg's Theatre Opened a'ga in -last nig,ht, with l'he.Bqggars' Opera, ,and The Pori. tNit of Cerimu i rtes. - Both / Pieces Wgritoff so wel as to excite much surptiz4 44. the . Miiii4gerS e he've_beee .w well, ablela.catereeme: the ..diffiCailties_they..milst 4iteessarily.havelo.eacounter in a placei.w‘netot_lw . tl4tn',fand caleulateid for . so different a species - of - per- ' forrrfante." I ii'eLtei'ples • ,Macbea th ' i 'a or knOwn : .r 1. • ..1 , . jie g,.e-the sono vinth great energy., Mrs. D1C15,(416 I NIVA seeiewhae•,t'eeliaX,Oiart in deCoratitig tlie Shit- Epittai,rs,,of Roily.atebtat.itanay be urged, indeed, That qhe'tfreidel a necessary-saeritice to the -taste of :the *tinais. ~..She is much improved as am Actress. Mrs. Cremiiiii 1(1.1B L a gave an animated `piirtra4 - 41 "Lotkeerfrail and termagant daughter; and EMERY . Wii . i . ,cival,ly faithful in representing the Ji'flexible ___._ Goaler .-, bin NDEN' s PeachOrt was, as. „usual, cod- NIEYe • •an, - DISTRIBUTioN .012: PAL:LE-MO.7r . E•iiof ~., ". - SpictlOUA . and; effective. The . Farce was -rendered l'o the Edryalt(s.'4sr the , Caphire tit the t 7 ciic' g 65";,. iseard of the fornadr - are' he zytii i I ' ecrat Nt). 2 ~' , .inN street, Still-id,' . ev'ery' '‘l l ues , kly• a i ii i c s t ''Frithiy at!`tt l°. ": j ' g highly'qnte,rtain . ing by IVIUNDRN an, LISTON ; 1111(.1 131..i.NcrtA_Rp alsoponiributed,ably ;-e tke general c:- months, . •—•-;•-•...- , '. ' f IlOvv'i'"' feat. Tice. Pit and Gallery, as belere ; were vv,: well Te the Gun-brig Martial, tbr the Captuit of t La .....C4A‘w - 7,iii, attendeCf;:ind . the Boxes had a,ve'ry prbdtL'l'.ve. aspeC..t, . Irri2tir,--Ives•Delix.Arnis, La,sutikan , , ;,, jey ,ii ~,, e, thbliglittoo many.of 'them were anoccupiert;eo!lsi_ on board tee •kiarnlit'`.. A..'s (-)i". aoitild the dlia.,Nix, . : ,, at s or; mieeee f tn .111P,:494tePgr, It then in, port t i ,31.9, ..,., 0 !'deritia the calamity which occasioned the opening of 1 r ,:tl„,„altitoilaiacer I'l yinputli;lovery, Trtfcr)l,, aL•• ~ ••,, ,n . .• .. .. • . 'the ,Theatre, and the ovvner. of e. , T.3:tr m i g h t be eel- '' irlrfi i''• - ~.• , , , : ::-.. " ~. , i ' `.:'iii ".', •• , ...-r. • _:, , : . them ---..-..:..--.—:..---:-,- , D i re 6tOrs • '• 1 I peeled, by submitting to e: l ,. I),..L)nc,.yvaen.t.iqy !' t :'',- , - . . " . • C ou rt of - .0 6 do not , themselves wale t'lem, he contribute in that 1: li4o ( 4 l, ,, , wi FfitsE.—lesierday a • v „ ,woin i ' 4;4li‘ -11 . A lime' C. tJ T vFFDALE ' ' . . cir i e d4o , S IF , , . n J : .J . _ S •• , manner'to alleviate th, , ! .. -ressure of misfortnee. t • e cont l, 4 , - .' - !he 0_,,,,,.., . . . . . ~,rsevereno , , _.... iAtin ! . ,l co,4l'4l•icl of the Ship l',. . }- ourrk ed. at ."' MatTras - and China: Phe '. • Mr. SNIIRKE, the pee Inning yonng artist Who, ft is - understood, - is to hal,e the honour of comm e kt tig , - • l'Ock till W d c e ext• • Ali crtfee , his public career as ari architect iii the new Theatre - (Ye ' ' e . t ' es IR ' 11 t h, Eton' •ff Li" at Covent-gardebe seciVeci Itis professional educa- Letters received at Ply•innu.. 1 thi Mg.'', . lion Under Mr. SoAtgE, Professor of Per . .a . ' • one of our of War, d a ted the • L 1 -,d• th,,, F re n c h 'language, pe ive Lb Ea rn Lsn 0 - the Itoyal'Aeadetny: ''' ,: -• .e.,, ~ . bon, state, that,understandd'En - ' Y.:...4 _ . i Court 31 } . .. ii , ,t f .. C, COTTON. OT Ir ON,. . - , mtvc.. gone to Cork, where she Wafi, ;.... •be was , sent by Str :. e. • • ~.r e • ~il . O r ec 0r ..:.-CATALANt; who-has not been SO successful as was o f - ' -•:, • 1 JUNOi/ -' - AO - ' expeoled in-Dix til), rs bite - • ISSIOn ,to. the French General him with great the 'fi?sf Aid of Seritzrttrizide and in 11 Pane acv pie- La - TO - ( fp,," I i er4l - - #7a13, - pearince On. - I•VednesdZiy last in •Th -,----- ••-- - about ' - ns present I/ asnd , re forty pt -1- 5 0 • f the ,se o f c entr e - Musica, 1 as tatl.tiaterpiece. As the people of Cork le • - 'I et- di-hes In the ,eiveie, , 'Ai it - . . -'are st IguiShed file musical taste, and a.4, - shi is • kdrved:, hp.,.: in massy si v _ . ~ . e . ; s, , Itlid lable-i - W' three large beautiful so. _ aiot ,o, , wholly a novelty at that place, she'expeas to reap a ,i,iii t i v 7: _/.`' ere ~ - fl wers . COnf eu ` 114 6 ,vvitiquets 01. fragr an t . •,. • x• 11 -°f , .. 'golden liailiest among them. ‘. great profusion. " . , ,e. - o f so 'w:h tr l e );„t w ob e aisted of. all .the delic!3cies o and sweetmeats in • , klAae kluNTlNo.—On' Saturday a hare was on- blothhvas ,removed, art entire dessert 'servi',, k i f i.O . scrota IYing •b6fore a door in Manchester -street, lid gold, beautifudy enehased, filled. wit.. 1.1 . 71 2i L i .f '; o bi which ' it, is papposed strayed from the New Ro a d, of delicious fruits, graced the table ; 91 . ( 7,' .. o r P°ldeness, and .invited him to rdi e vrte r . .The poor animal was. immediately pursued, • 'and in coffee then succeeded.'; after which the vv,h 0 1 ~ c ... I Opera. JUNOT and LOtsS.l•'. oft i,. lesa.than five minutes the street was crowded; she PadY we nt t° ` - ' e succeeded in makipg her way down through Doke ;street; followed by an immense mob. The novelty cer, sat in'the Prince a BRAZIU'S•box. Jn , - °"•`.i v er 1, enrage coat, studded over viii•• it,e companied by their Aids-de-Camp and I . T_'_,,, i os of, a hunt in suclia place caused every person in the dressed in a grey ls a iNt e ' surrounding 'streets to join in thechace., -Notwith f -Honour. • • Loissos baS le ' standing he numerous pursuers, she made her way bee of the Legion o • e d ._. stars, and wore a. large star on his breest, . st, .0 down Oxford -street, and into StratfOrd-plate; where arm. ... . . ~ • W, she got into the corner next to the Duke of St. AL-f timber 1 BAN'S 'lease, and remained quietly there, until , s h e at Leith, from St. John's, with a c argo . 0 . r , ant o On Tfiuradarthe Adventure, Capt. SBA arritr i '*as taken•alive by the Duke's porter, in the presende This Vessel; Ntre understand, accompanie d ,` - ' o r t Di; ' of an immense. concourse of spectators. . Coos round the globe as a . Store-shin, in o ne voyages of discovery. - -•-• • • , ~ A shocking -accident :happened yesterday to Mr. ;:- , histon, a •Mealrnin, at Stowe, near ColebrOok, On the twir'inotivays" i fintry eiti4 i e r .c. _ ' whilst he was returning borne from London. . Mr. George's' Itegiment of Arcilupteer I - I , - t . 1 ,, 1 i e 1 • 12 0 0 tl e h'i considerable , force at their - gronnt in 1 P eoti y , .. Biston had purchased a fine horse at a sale, which turned out to be restive, and.in going along Picca- • . . ' he batt a ' - cl to •prac.tise balf-firine - . in . - the march, "t' , _ t ~TouP, e dilly, the animal took. fright. at the sounding of a Mtf4e'dm Gardens and - marelied to CetioliburY-“ lion went through such evolutiOns as the v ariety 0 b 6r ea horn; lii3 rider chastising..llllll, he reared, fell over, . , .... . . tili ent , , ,i , ioo -att ii.'arid upon its arrival at theabu and killed Mr. B. on the spot, by a fracture en,•his -,' . - T d. . , •• • • •, d- . d Pru'''• h - r sdhldivisions• with a steadiness iness ail l e e head. - The animal was so stunned; that he lay as e.) • • - . • e . • dead for some time. . ' ' . 11-firing req, 7,, . . ie , the necessary caution intending ba, , thee een, hieh' - did them. the highest credit. Sir HLW DALYIVIPLE commenced his . career in having detained••the regiment very Jae ip , ~_. . .t t ies the Guards, and served - withehem •*frere they have ing; kr did' not 'return until eight o'clock‘ ; 11 :" core s, been eraployed. He was for some time Member of afforded a further proof of the diseipline . e.. i ,eeed - Parliament for Berwick, where his property lies,march could °lily be batt alion the regularity of whose Tbi ,. 0 Sir HARRY BURRARD was likewise a Guardsman ed by that of a regiment of the line. ,n , . it. m o o —he has served in various qearters with the Guards, . "is - upon a fixed and excellent establi4lnnt: L .. ; for tW and. is much - esteemed in thatcorps. He is a Hamp- f :f6Cdrill four weeks' in May and e pternni-' , .... eti irg., and i - • Governor le Ih' Castle.. • in • d two hours M the .... , 016 shire man, o as ot • : hours the morning an . ;- drill s cr) e ig.. - . .the bcs-- Mr. Crawford's . .house, in Park-lane, WaS; on and - is tho attended by one of th ,L, week t, i, Wednesday evening-, .cluring.tbe:ebsence of twia set' , . 'oi the Guilds; the Mondays 61 61 , °- d o w ilt".. ir be Attributed . ~.I _ , s rants, who were left in care of the' house, entered by licld-da) 4 i The tun it ..a raed to this may usot ._c o lot 0 his some villains, who took several boxed, containing mess and discipline in which Lietet ._ , ece p ,plate : they escaped without .ein guardians of tti night, .!..c , &a,. grperceived.l]ir the , . 1 corps. ," lark .NeettoLe has the satisfaaloo to The' /l!.un • Oio takes Convoy for-t,he.Dovios' F biliotytirf t iSEFT • 2:6 , L A - b , . bilietee , . Transports from . I , 2 ,,pecrttl° ceirh;?. • L f.g'iv. -- dar ' ii4,2,' wr E f roal 111ichaoi • aacl../lopgicieff:i&ict.; ifthm . • ' an d- Sailed the Dzik of Packet-for Gibralt ar Malt• • P ; the reelin ' l ' 7 - • I l ag Packet ror the Leewarc! Is1r0;, :r. 4 I Qr Ad- n44 4 . 41414E6 '• - 8g ,ToNEe; for Gixdf A• - " t.; , fa i r. :Por o u the Pp"7,norzqf di 6 1 101:1 71- f ated llV e f il4 t ; 9,1'11011D, frofn Porttigal]i, 4 • thg Caledyr:- of IWHiluntOsigl42l GA;mpp_rjvfor C'7Arytf!t Aaperi can Sli;p Mary, KEvisiiiv, la.' .• wan wine, trorn.iptiqrn-reAor Port. Sailed:L'Aik/e Piilte ) ,l,v;ith a Flee+ . oif Viauailers under convoy for t.iif:N.itadruir - oflily'OPient. .StrEtt - tonss, 28.—Sailed,,the._ Glackst ,it Sloop of War, Capt. BASS, for the Downs. of tlr® PLOMER, a foremast man Sid Ncintur , - 7s'gt i ftenced to tetive 200' liishe§", a nd napntlo solitary. onfinetrient in, the: .Marshalsea, flp reputed theft; receive ~l~:patr 0f ;~?is r , pui . iisho :r : theP 4pEIIDUN, SEPT. "..!.1,•-•-0; 11" flieSu.ay . .a --41. 0 , f" / 113 intcoming tluobjgh V s entland 171: : re ° u \v gtll .4l calm, . was unfortunately forced, by ct - i n o, the 04; upon a - -rciac - ti ear tide igrind of and was so muCh ijlie.sunl: sbo.Pollieitt rd s deep :water,. -and - vraattnally. fo,t I